‘1. of your good mien; ‘
lions. “ iy on the stimulant of
i —-—C D N advertising.
I .
"lean without nourie A
merit. Success new
, days depends large
ESTABLISHED 1870 H
nu lull ll
HlHSiHHSlUR
IN Si. lHlllS
loss of $250,000 Sustained in
the Business section, Hillel
Guests Being ‘Rouied Out
Vi
vinl SilllllHS IN NEW
nun lllll llllllill:
West Goshen Farm House Burns,
But Family Escape
Entered nt the Booth Normal: Pout-ome-
u Second Clan Matter.
illiuulns .2
minimum
A Dr. lornodon Kudalaka, Who Es-
tablished Libraries in Baroda,
Enieriaineii
WES'I‘I‘ORT. Dec. .27,—~Jornod0n
Kudu'lkar, M, A., i... L. B...Vof Baroda,
India, who is now on his last lap of
a trip around the world making“ w
study of libraries, visited Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Borden and family at their
home on Myrtle nvcnuc. lust Wednes-
day and a luncheon was served in his
honor. Three years ago Mr. Borden
was in India
tnblishing libraries, and, after he had
left. Dr, Kudulllnr was elected to his
piece. Baroda iii a province with o:
ll-ind area. a little larger then that
State or lliiieeuchusctte, and is iocntcd‘
in the west central part of lndiu, on
the Gulf of Combuy. When Mr. iior~
don started active library work, there
l m were only a. low lihrnrics in the cutiro‘
lST LOUIS, Mo., Dec. 27 Wynne province and today they number mom
ruined it five-story building in the,than 500‘
heart of the business section hcro'; BciDro coming to America Dr.
ivnrly today, causing 0. loss of $250,000.
lime hundred and fifty guests iii. tho
NI. legit; Hotel wcrc routcd in their
xiightclothee by llililiQL. which looped
morons the oily and threatened to ill-
tuck tho hotcl. Six firemen were ill-
jureil, though not totally, by showers
of burning embers conned by the. col-
iiipee of walls and roof,
The Adams Slump Company. the
lil‘nrris Shoe Compuny, the ii'lcii'uiL—jht
'i‘niloring Company, the Y. M. C, A.,
downtown rcetauriint wore
losers.
New Milford Saloons Burned.
\Illi W lllll ‘v‘li’jlim, Doc 27.--D1unJuc
(‘rililllflifiil iii. between $7,000 and $8.000
resulted today from fires in two ud-
accent saloons hero, on Bank streeti
the scene of the. great tire of 1902 The
>».iloon of Henry Donncily, was com-
plotcly burned out, “bill. that of line
{taiv Galleon, separated luom it by
narrow vbuiiding ociupicd by lin‘borl '
l'l'liomus. a furniture dcllcr nild undir
tokel, line dmuagcd, but not to us
great an cxtcnt on that vi Donnell}.
'i‘hc ’l‘houmn' flu)“: wa.» i...: llurncd.
hut :in apartment oboro it. orcupiod
by :1 colored man named .inclleon wile
Thomas’ ices was due chiefly to win:
for.
The fact that both tires
about «the salon tiliic is rcgnrdcii no
'i'ery nimpicione by tho nulhorillcn hurl
every effort will he nlnili- to (illi(-i‘illiilt!
the canine oi? them, \l’liilo lilo lircmcn
were fighting liliv loam» in the llonntrlly
within it with euiidonly found lliul ililv“
ll‘nrlnon pini-c wan lmrnin'z. 'i‘liiv lili—
t r tire was pill out Flili!i'.ili,\‘ and llllm“
ll .
ii \vuu illsl'ovorcil, ii is n'tiili, tliut
”cud :iturtcd on :- table in thc nullur.
West Goehcn ,Hoiiec Burned.
l‘llltithii'l‘t)N, l .‘i ‘. A liii'ult
i‘nriniloiiuc in “"(‘ri Him .1, wood by
lSimunl (too, was imnlfiivivvlg. il-vrllrnyi-il
lby two early todny Air. H. and his
principiil .
sinrtcd ,
Kudnlknr visited the pl'oiilillllllt libm‘s-I
it‘s in [Connor],
and Hungary.
liordcn, hc visitcd the local library
and cxprcsucd words or prniee, lie.
also vieitcd the libraries in Soulhport,
NDl‘Wlllli and South N(li‘\\!llli, “0. tell
Wodncsduy afternoon for New York.
Fruiting ltnly, lines:
i-(‘lltiy from whence he will go to Win-div"
inglon, i’). t . Chicago,
San ii'rnncieco.
St, bouts unil
llc. will lcnvo tho lili‘
livi- city for Burodn, January 15. and:
will onetime full charge of tho iibruricu
; llicrc.
l D11, iiudulliur is u graduate of the
i Bonilniy Ullii’t’i‘dily mill in n niillvii In-
diun, lie is of medium build and has,
it most plcuuing pcrudnality.
iXPlSi Slllllllllll
ill Hllll SHHEHS
EBridgeport Man’s. Trial for Auto
i fatality Postponed at Re-
‘ quest of Mill
l
,l
NEW HAVEN, llcc,
conllnuuncii oi" thi- (pee in tho Wosl
liiii'cn town court against
'Somcru, tho liridgiiport illlsllltlHK mun.
who ith‘fi in lhul city at lllll Sti'nll‘crd'
us'cnuc. and who in churned with rock-
]cen driving of un uulomobllc, comm
illl.‘ Hiilll‘llll‘lli. leti‘lm-oucr Ellhlix‘
of Now liiivcn county, had uskcd for
no cxlcnuion of limo in which to ill-
‘\'i‘.‘1iii’.llii‘ this calm,
Conflicting Stories.
ll hi sold that, thin coronor iillti
found so muny conflicting utorlcs rc
‘unrillng tho uccldcnt in which “re.
llciisn \lv'nluon, or .luild, of 1:20 Wm
rcu ulrccl. lil‘l’lill‘tbl)ili‘l., was iililcl‘cur ly
liilii Hillillny morning, whllc riding in
,,,,,,_M-,.,r_01d MU“, who “H, m M.“ Mr. Sonici’n‘ iiutomobllc, which ’ill‘
“MW. not out 53“,”. wile ilrlvlnll. lhul his lil'i'ilili u more
em..- ..... , ftl‘ill‘l‘llllill lnvculiunllon :iiivleublc null
m-FOR ONE w: EK ONLY “"Wv‘mm‘l‘v
' th'i ocu Mimulaln vliii'ailocn , ill". lllliill ' Ewell“ Somere Held.
i~l livi‘iiwui‘ ililll Muloim,
'Norivliik.
‘11 Main Si,
REGISTERED PAHKAGES
0F $7,700 STllLEN
lx‘litAitxldY, \Inb.‘ lion, El
tutored: puclhmsu (zillii/itil'illg‘
ism-l. illoicli limit the port:
Mail “brill. Will-n lilo riibbi-ry won
itriil iliuiviworod by poni-ofllcn illnpivc
torn ll “iii-l Imlllillliht‘tiio.linc iiilltl'u wwv
only oi lumllillli willie, l-lnrli toilnyl n
npcclmu il‘lii‘l‘illl that the «puniolui-si
whipped ill lhvv Viral Notional lihinii
l‘wo l'i‘);
$7,700
“of illuahn to iiin (“lily lelunni linull
of this city. comiilnud 33,000 liilli $2,
700 reulnillvnly liioodii'mitdi: worn
Il'llcl- ii"l'i"
lv‘rum uuol'llciui murcce which l'lili‘l‘
ii‘iiirlili of niilili-nllcily,
yi'nlcl'iiiy llml in uil illu‘llllooil tho
'cm'omlr will lm lii'l"illii‘i'li lo illiiiili ii
'rl‘porl illiii will provc :i‘ilronl: nullucnv
‘llml l'or holdlnu Mr. Romero on it ('(lliiv
plulul ol‘ morn ucrlouu linpurl lluiu
iiini iii “i‘tll‘liil‘iili ilrlvlnu,"
TUTTI.E-THOMMEN.
A pl'rlly wivlldllll: who Hint of John
N. 'l‘ulllix, .ii'.. of Taylor nvcnuc, lo
‘Mi'lli liouiuo 'I’bmumcll. vol
lly i".v;ihicin:lii (thin-ch. on (‘hrlntmnn
‘ltl‘l‘, ul H o‘ciocli. Tho Midi-maid won
liiliiu Abby ivicnry mid lily bout nuiu
Willi li‘lcd llyolln A rcccpliilii fliiiilw‘
oil, null u lino nuppcr won notvcd at
it onion 1} Molly feicndu null rcinllvvn
tor the purpose of 03- '
lividowntowu section“'mcontly and
While the ghost: of Mi.
27mw1ui on!
John L. '
ll wnu it‘lll‘lil‘liv
Wilton. ‘
’libu ccrmnony Willi pcrl'uruwd ill 'i‘riuv‘
WHHl [SS
SHESKS W
PASS H H
John Oldensohlager Stung for
$24.10 and Stephen Novak tor
L $11 and for $4.90 on
,Two Checks ‘
I’llllll SEEK SllSK
MAN HlHlH Willllllli
Form of‘ Hairpin
“w..—
‘ l
l Thrco Worthless chucks, aggregating
u. sum total of $40, were phoned in the
the
amount lost. is divided between John
Ulticnnchlugm', the cigar muuul‘nctun
or, null Stephen Nov-nil. almost equal-
iy., Detective Sergeant lieuthcrinnu
oi the police dopiirlmcnt. to whom the
complaint was rc‘l‘crrod this morning.
is sucking the smooth ulrangcr who
gave his home its 1". C. Welding.
Wciillog cuulc how some iluyu ligo
and cstablishcd himself on though l'or
quite e. slay. l-lo laid his ropcn ilulci-
'iy but effectually. Mr, tildi'limchliincr
fell for it check to the amount of
$24.10. on the South Norwalk Trust
Company. with the forucil lliLiIlO there-
ion of M. 1,. Moltueoh, u Washington
3 street manufacturer.
()ldcn‘schlngor. previous to his tilltii1~
ling the check for the stranger. wont
' with Welding to Norah's and the lot-
tor seeing the men together suepccicil
nothing wrong undqlurucd over $15.00.
! in checks of $11 and $4.00 rimpcclivilly
' drawn on tho Thirtylourth Street Nu-
tionni Bank and tho llcrlnun Exchange
:Bililk of New York city for those
tennis. Thu nulneu signed were John
E ulcllunn and John liictlurthy.
uliolh signaturce giro evidence of
having been writtcn by tho sumo mun,
now thul‘ they are. cxumincd ciosciy.
'I‘hc unl‘ortimulc bi'ncl'nctorn of the
ntrungcr rccelvcd nu (lhriutmun pron.
cuts the chili-lie, rcturucd from tho ro-
epoctivc banks, in tho vllhrluhnun illiy
mull. it wuu u Had moment.
’i‘hc mnzi nuiii lhut ho was perfect-
ing it luiirpm on which ill‘,‘ hnd applied
for o patcut and iil‘l‘ili‘li tho moncy to
colllinuc hie wiirll
WOMAii FELL AND
WAS iiiliiilEil
Mrs. 'l‘lioiuun S. vilounldliiul, of its
South Mnin utruct, elillpiiil und full in
Mimic llull. yclatleriiuy lil‘lcruooil, Billi-
llilulul: ii bud ili'lilriti on lil‘i‘ hcud over
this right. isyc. .vlt llriit it won not
.l,lioul.:ilt timl ubo wnu iliiliiy hurt, but
later tho blimp bound to numll 'nnil
grow in ii elm lhut lle‘ilJ'li upprcllcn-
ulim. lli‘. llobi-rt .‘i’l. Woil'u with Hill!!-
moucil ltilti ntlo'iilivd .‘iil‘u. llonuiiizloli.
Him in doing an viull nu could bu ox-
lil‘t'illii loiliiy.
.' 01310530 norms
SOUTH NORWALK SAVlNGS
BANK.
irma
1' liumh \orwiiili (Soon.
Al 11 moi-tin: iil‘ lilo inn-5mm of this
hunk iii-id thin day, it dividend lit, iiil‘
ruin it" four pm' cclll. nor lilulimi won,
dcclurcli to liltliiiiliilll‘ii from lilo olirli-‘
intro ol' the nix monihn oniilnu lino ill.
=,Said He was Palenting a New’
lunlnunlg _
EHWPER llllli
Minors’ Federation Declares that
iheir Head wee Kldnanpedo
Thine/119T, Mich, Dec. ill—Strik-
ing mixture in the copper region were
generally aroused today over the de-
portntlon of Charles vii. Meyer. preei-
mil of the Western vll‘ediairution of.
.illnore, loot night, Feeling here be-
Allinnce, embittered by the disaster of
Christmas eve, reached e. point where
the conservatives look iorhard with
relief to the early arrival of John B.
Densmore. federal agent, who has
been delegated to investigate condi-
tione.
it is the opinion of some there never
was n time since the strikebogon when
but it is hoped the presence of 0. oo-
licitor from the Department of Labor
‘ will have a etcedylng inllucnce.
Allinnce bccuuso he would not retract.
the annortion that occording to his in-
l‘orluution the men who started the
panic with u cry of. “Fire" were at ti
bottom of the Citizens‘ Alliance, and
because of his udi ice to bereaved lum-
ilicn to accept no aid from the Alli-
nnco.
Moyivr was escorted by thl‘ce mon to
u railroud station at liiuncock last
night. and placed on it truln for Chi-
culzo. With him went John Tunncr,
who recently came here from the
Void. whcrc he wue ruining money for
the liii‘iii(.'i'tl' l‘uud. vbloyor 11nd hi3
compuuiou nre due to urrlvo in Chl-
cngo curly thin uttcrnoon.
‘Mcn prominent in the (Tllizcne' Ai~
iiiini-c liiSCiliilil any knowledge of the
deportation of Mayor.
two union oiilcinhi to the train.
The slicrlil admitted Moyor
eevcrnl requests for it gourd within the
lost few weeks.
grunt thcm because he
l;ll?ll'ii was unucccsenry.
thought
The ubuenco ot‘ word from the dc-
ported oxeculiic cuuecd some liceitu-
lion in unnuncemont of plane for fur-
thi r conduct of tho ntlikc and for the
owcon the strikers and the Citizens"
there was a less chance of orbitratlonfl
Meyer was conducted out. of the,
Mole, it is sold, by members of, the: ,
Sheriff Cruse
hat. begun on iiii'eetigotlon of the kid-
nupplng charged ol‘ the union and us-
scrts he ’will find out the identity of
the three mun who nccompunicd tho
Dilldfi
He said he did not
a
SOUTH NORWAEK, CONN. SAWRDAY. DECEMBER 27. 1913
till $4.500
llll iHllllli
lll illl Hl
Second District, and Police
Will Stay in City Hall
SHHHISSIHHEHS SAN
' HHHHHW $13554. 25
Commissioners Look Out lor the
interests oi the City
w
i
That the, citizens of the eccond die-
lrlct have cutiro confidence in tho
three comndsnioncre elected to intro
cure of tho dintrict. duties was ivi-
donced last night when n lurgcly iii.-
tended liliti‘iillg' of lovers nccordcil to
the wishes oi the commieeioncru unau-
imouely, and adopted thclr nucleation
rclutii‘a to the addition to and the
chances in til: city hull.
(inc. of tho icuturcs of the illGi‘UllI-i, v
alarllcd some of thcec‘
which rulhcr
present, by the culm uuy und 'hui‘c
mention ol’ the hill, by Commissioner
Slupllni S lliilcl1_ Will! the locnlion of
the police tli‘.l)lil‘l.iil(‘lii. 'l‘llcro nus
liccn some. him that the police would
be shifted to the old Tire house in
Franklin street. but Commissioner
ilnlcli eluted that this department in
well cared for in the city hall. \Vitln
out the ohnuuivs which were voted last
oi‘ the auditorium for other olhcce, the
police dopurtmcnt must have
moved. V
'i‘hc meeting; was nomcwluil Slii‘pi‘lb"
oil when t‘hriutlnn Swurtz pruscnlod
tho r1.~uo-lution of the commlssiimcre,
hilt coneidcrahlc invornblc commcnt
. wus liciirii upon his notion,
'i‘hc (tliiliitios in thc. oily hull
its
(Continued on Third Page.)
buriul of victims or the ifhrlntmne ovo
(lieuutcr. V
would be complctcd toduy.
’l‘hcrc was little indication that re.
licf from tho committee of citizens
would be more ucccplnbio toduy to vlc.
time of tho itnlliin iinll dicliutcr tiiltn
it \\'llt<l yclilcriiuy.
, The body accordingly wnn nuiiin
confronlcii with the tiled: oi iliupoelug
of the $25,000 for which it line no ycl.
found no tllkoru.
Despite the univllllulznciin of sulfur-
cre from Ibo culuulrophc lo risi'civo old
from other timn unlozi niuirizon. llll‘
\i'l'l‘ii ol’ colli-ctlnu l‘uniln “Will forwnrd.
livery community luv the. ulrlllc illn-
trlcl. Willi clinvlieecil by uuiwmunilltccu
nnd uubetnnlloi incrcueon to tho. conv
lributlouu rimullcd.
YACHT SYNDICATE MEETING.
illiv‘a’l‘ UN, licc. 2ii.~v»v'l‘llii l‘hiluilol»
phlii. Now York null liimion yuchlemun
comprleinu tho nynillcnlc Unit will mill-
Hti'uct iit iliilli, Mnillc. 1i yuciii in cmnv
pole for liiu honor of ilol‘i-mling lhc
‘Alul-ricu’n Cup. will hold their llrlii.
mivollog lit Now Yorll niwt Monday
evening.
licoruc M. i'yuchon, mumilzluu own-
cr oi the new criill, vwiil ronrcumit Now
Yorli: l0. Whiter (linrli. lormur conmio.
ilom of tho i'lillnuulplilii(lorlullllnn
Yul-htvitlub, will lil’llli tlln l’liilurluipiilu
iii’iiolmtion, and nix ilontun (inriuthiunu
will Mend. it in expected tluit prelimi-
nary iicullzmi of the boat. will be 81(-
: iilniiliul and tho Hiiiitmll'li campaign for»
illllt‘ 'l‘ho mono wlli be entered mlvmnlntmi. ‘
liunnnliooku 11ml vpniil on and utter" . .-. .........-....-,. ww-
l MRS LENGYfiL'B GOAT.
brought into Mi'i‘iit‘t) in no em,” to wished the couplc- numy vhuppy your» .lnu. ill. 19”.
trace the rublioru,
~e~iiite hovers dunno, every Snlur
any night, Arlen mill.
Hunting! Wants are a quick action
and immneire mom or comment
cation. They afford it direct way 01
I
honeymooh trip to New York. The will will draw internal from Jun. int gum,
i
got modded lift- on they elurtcd on u
l
trip wall lntornnited for a time by one
of the time of lilieniilomobile coming
on; and neomelletlnp it return in our
other nmolilno. Mr. and Mrs. 'I'uttle re.
(solved many hendiiome and useful
presents of cut glass. silver, etc. They
coming 01 moneogo‘to the one: who .wlilnnnliothelr mine with chairman’s
will he melt interim-d.
father at 14 Tumor avenue.
i
l
1‘ Deposits inside on or before Jun
lly order of the lloord ol‘ ilirontorn.
ALDEN {toilet/tile. President.
titliondlll ii. WOODWARD,
Treasurer.
Dec. 22, 1913.
bill it won expected thut ur-
rnnucmunts for tho funornhi‘ at least
ASSAULTED ween:
. FlilEli $23. 52
lioorgc Yiltiill) ullcniptcil to commit
an useuult on Lucy t‘urivy, last night.
in i‘:ii‘l.tiiiliill utrccl, while she won
wuiking with Wall King. The girls
ucrivnmcil and run, vhlllis (“in-ivy rcporl-
lull tho mnllcr to :Scrgivnut .l.
iiiblson.
null though the young niun upr-il unity.
the poilcc scruclint wow u uprlnlcr null
ho took him in hund. .luiilzc Johti
licolzli llncd him $23.02 in court ililii
morninu. 'l‘liii churncn “‘lli'l' iii-iinki-nv
noun iUliI unnuuli.
lllii'l'y
WEDDED lN BOSTON.
Mine Annellc B. Huluch Become: the
Bride of Myron W. Sparke.
Minn linncilc ll. iiilltll’ll. ol" Bullion,
Millet, iiild \lyrmi Winthrop ripurliil
wl-ru lilliil‘li lu iiilii'i‘illlm mi illil‘hlluliu
llny all. i o‘elrclv. by tho ill". li‘l‘riicl"
lcll Blenheim lll. llio iiilliii‘ of Mr.
Hpnrll'n ulnlor, MW. Linwood er'tiit.
of Widliililon, time. Thu )‘tilliig couple
hni'i- mun)“ l‘ril-mlii in unit Jilltii‘ llolzv
ltlli linil i‘l‘l‘l’iVl'li runny “only hill» nl‘
nill'i-l', l'lii lviiitlzrl' rhinn iinil nuuin .
money in cold.
'l’lw ilrnwinll rmm 'lil‘vlu'htcil n \‘cl‘l’
privlly iiccuc. lili‘ bride helm; bountiful
ly litownl-d in white lui'o, over {‘n‘llll
und oiiilimi. 'i‘lio llrldu’n mother new
licr nwny iinil wore ullllcii ol’ menu
' clinrmciiiw. The minute included only
it for) ilitilnnlo lrlcudu and rululivem
and the ludlnn looked rhnrmlno in
Mre. Stephen wnuyel in minun borderline of linrnionloiiu color-u.
Bennie English line the gout.
i’l‘ho wdy Iliugiiuh got. hire. imng’yei'ii
lgout wan explained int night. the soot
having orphan down a tonne, so our
lli‘oilowlng the ceremony won it to
.eeption. and later the bridal party
nihilt, relative to the partitioning oil‘
been a
This iuilcr clinucd the culprit
was driven way towards viloeton in n
90 horse power automobile. The young
ions was lie to“ in use languish yard. couple have I! pretty apartment all
The damage“ the fauna amounts in randy for them and will make their
31 and toreuln her property. thogone, home in Benton. ,They bare the bout
‘ \.
Fair and somewhat colder tonight“
nil Hill in
lilllillll unis
Cold Weather logs Mommy of
Him Without Coal and He
seeks Full Bins
The cold snap must mean something
more than Just a low temperature to
the members 01- the coal dispensing
industry in town today. iudglng from
the happy smiles which light their
countenances. The orders are being
rapidly received. citizens in some 1:1-
stuncee having let their bins go under
,the belief that winter might slide
through without cold. .
The thermometer was down to twen-
ty this morning, and following thel
many mild days it brought remom '
lGills for Teachers and Pupils:
once of past winters to all.‘ Thoi
chilly blunt logged the attention oi"
every individual whose bins are not,
tilled already, and its a. result, the coal: '
1 dealers lune received many orders.
'nskod il‘ this would occasion a. rise in
the price of the commodity, evidently
believing that the prevailing cost will
rcmiiin us it is all winter. The citi‘
'1.an sincerely hope that. it will not
rise u greutvdoui, ii any.
Nil-’5 Hill E8 Filii
unite unneuuens
Now rulers. rotor. and
lilo wnlurv ilcpiirtmont
regulations of
of:
than is bciul: soul to each.
who tnkcs wulcr. 'i‘lwro are eight new
ruins, and they become cii'cclive Jauv
uury 1. Thu use of tho water meter
is clearly dcfincd in them. in con
ncclion with the rules it. is n‘rovided
that all bills will be payable semi-p
annually in nizlvvunce, from May lei.
illi t. union's the motor is hard.
Folio-wing motile new rules:
i \\"‘ncrci'cr automatic appliances are
uscil'or water is left running. and nil
unrunca. (hurchc‘s, saloons. hotels, iiv~
cry stnblcs and all large consumcrs,
and wlicrevcr in the opinion of the
commiesioncrs, waste will no provcut—
cd. motors must he used.
‘l The cmnmissioncrs will furnish and
'put in the corporation tops, zit the
:PX'H‘HSl‘ of lilo properly owncrs, and
pnruonii will be nilowcd to
tap the melon.
'l‘hc chtn'izc for counoralion tulle will
also» includo tho tapping of tho main,
iluii lnylnu 11 load plpo lo the curb6 linc
wllcl'c ii curb bov nnd curb click will
ho i‘ilrulrhcii unil lliSliiiil‘ii .by tho com—
mieruicncre.
v\‘.'hcn owucru‘ xcrvicii pino of more
lluiil mutci'inl tllun it‘Iili is liill‘ll, thorn
must lm iltl‘ic‘lcvil to tho curb cocli
by hull li.‘ winivil iglllllli. nl. lcuzsl lhrcc
loci of loud pipe. 0
Tim wntcr muel illii be illi‘ill'd on
for illl' urc of Hip linll'l', or (H‘l‘llllillli
ol’ nliv prilnlei-e, without it wrlllcn
lil‘i'llili from tho irilicc of llw commie»
liloucrs. nnd no :mch li'vrlnil eluill ho
hinuoil uu'll llii‘ (l\\'ll(‘” ili‘ti ili‘llin writ-
it‘ll‘ ri- "llculion lhcrcl‘ci:
Nil (Illllit‘lili-lli for mm 1150 of u'nlili’
will bn .‘liitiWi‘ll iinliuin llic ruiillly iH
iurlvcrl l‘il or Ml by tho commireloncre
lor iiil‘li' nuiborizml uncut tor will 'h'n
churn“ of olic dollnr will be "Hill" for
our No liluilmucni will he
libido for :1 WWW” of “Will thou throw
ililliilili’i,
in coco nl‘ illupuln. lili‘ colilmlenlolc
cre i'cu'm'i‘n tho right to cmmiilcr illl’
nonlrci'l brnlv'l-n, liilll lhnlilli n incl":
on tho urclulwvn. for it” purposive for
which wnlivr lvi lllli‘li. \
v’ili l'ltil‘li, milieu by mrlrr, will hc
vnyiibli- ninulimuunliy in lulvnuri- from
.‘ilnv ilv'l. illl‘i,
v (in oil billu. unpaid :it tho cxnirn-
”on of 11‘“ illiyu Trim the (hill: of hill,
intcvrivnl iii. llvc ruin of lli‘l nor cont.
pcr enlium, from time of bill will be
ulldiul.
g i“! it‘li‘t‘ llll‘lt ii. \‘lllN'l‘liOMliRY
‘ rumma- JD. on.
F‘ilillilllllliliK l... illiANill..Eit.
(iommlilnlnneru Flrnt Taxing District.
(lily of Nurwnlh. *‘
no other
ncrrlcc.
"meow vema armeauoori. ..
A rmory. Stamford ye NOM'flik. live-
nlnz gainom'rumntvo University; Pro
A need m. one boot in the boot lure. tunnel lieu been towed to name wishes imm all who know them. for llmluory cameo. leaflet/bell. wholes.
paper.
c“!
to my the «lemma.
is puppy future.
deserved acute.
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3 One denier was quite surprised when
the First,
lilalrici. have bccn miopicd by the (ls-1
trict commiesioncrs and u copy of,
person ‘
TWO CENTS
SHHISiHllS
lSlllll
Trinity Church, Salvation Army,
and Have Fine Programs
lHlEHiSlIH—li illiHSlSlS-t -_
Bi 8. S. SSHlllAHS
Exchanged
the Salvation Army was held last"
‘ night in the hull and the happy face!
of the youngsters well repaid Ensign
Ennd Mrs. E. J. Ferrell. for the duller"
; they had endured with their nasietenu
1, to make thcni‘i‘air a success.
l The program possessed numbers or ‘
(Continued on twelfth page.)
MRS. Vililiiii AHAIN
‘15:
g The annual Christmns festival for“, H
,the scholars of the Sunday school or
lllSl lllllHl’
THE eureeinreuntur'?
t‘lil‘CAtil). Dot“ 27.—--—Mrs, Ella Flagg
Young resumed llcr (icsli today as sll~n
pcrinlcndcnt of schoole. Her return
as active iit‘ild ol‘ illiicngo's public
‘eohool system in believed to mark tho
close, of n hontcd campaign against:
her by cove-ml members of the Board
of Education whose resignations have
since been eccopted. John D. Sheep.
7assistant Superintendent of Schools,
gwas oiccled to tho Superlntcnil .r
few wcclis ago on a secret ballot. Sev— ‘
ral organizations of women came td"
lhc iii‘i‘cnso of Mrs, Young und de~‘
mnndcd that who remain in charge 0!
the schools. Mayor ilarrlmn uccept—'
ed the resignations of four school.“
trustees who voted against. Mrs.-
Young. the-so. rivnigiintion-l having been .
prcscntcd iii-lore they wont into office.
Mex) favorable to Mrs. Young were
2' 3.-
‘iippoilflcd to till the vacancies and
Mrs. Young was roclcctod. v’o‘he re-
i
w.
.v,
turucd to the city last night from a. - -
mention, and this morning took up her.
work whorl. nhc loll. off a few weeks
lino.
Air, Slmop Mid he would place no
local obnincln in the way of Mrs.
Young's I‘t'iiil‘ii to her former lmuition,
it is sold hc will become :luuiutnnt
cupcrintcndcnl 119 i‘oi‘lncl‘l)’. The
oneti-ii lrustucn will continue tlicir et-
iorlu to not a court decision regarding
tho prncticc of ilm mayor in asking
rcuiunntlvons ol‘ pl'impilctli‘ii appointees
hoi‘orc they take oilicc.
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BREE! FARMS iiifi'i
FROZEN T0 DEATH
The body of.lolicp:1 ti‘lionnor, of
lirocnn li‘nrma. wuvi found lying beside
it brook uboul oncvilumlur.vol' u. mile
from hie homo. [hill morning. ilu iutd
been frozen in iluiilh unit the lliilifl‘wmi
diucoi'iil'nd lay lilo cl‘civ of n iirldlte‘
port ciil' bound for Nolwolli. The oil“.
cuinnlnnccu nurrouuiilng lliu dmth
could not be loul'licil no lnvmdinulion
hull not born cimwlctod up ‘to prune
tlmcn ifiiiiurlou li‘ifloniior. ii non. wun
lililul about. u. your into by buim; clue-v
lrocutcd whilc lti work on telegraph
wlrou ut the ”rot-nu Forum riillroud
elation.
MONAGFIAN DAVIS.
.iumou Monnnhnn, oi the Vole &
i'i‘cwn factory, and Minn lit-ion iinvie.
nixstlinilnrd, wnro mun-led recently.
Mr, liloniiuhnn l'iu‘mcrly llvmi hero. ,
l .i. pow 9—1 m.
wound or THANKe. '. f
We wluh to thunk the many‘monds‘,‘ I
'eupeciuily the girls of the Wimpheiv
‘mer hut fnclory {or their kindnolui and
floral tributes. during the illness him
after the death ct our wife and mother.
WARREN JIEYNOLDE. , l
nine. LAURA owner. "
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